Summer 2005, 40:3

Information & Culture

Introduction: Donald G. Davis, Jr.: A Gentleman and a Scholar: Cheryl Knott Malone, Hermina G. B. Anghelescu, and John Mark Tucker
The Cover: Judith Overmier

Library History Education and Research

History in the Library and Information Science Curriculum: Outline of a Debate: Christine Pawley
Early American Imprint Bibliography and Its Stories: An Introductory Course in Bibliographical Civics: Donald W. Krummel; Assessing What We Wrote: A Review of the Libraries & Culture Literature Reviews, 1967–2002; Edward A. Goedeken; Quantifying the "Goodness" of Library History Research: A Bibliometric Study of the Journal of Library History/Libraries & Culture; Andrew B. Wertheimer

In Union There Is Strength: The Farmers' Institute and the Western Literary Union Library: David M. Hovde and John W. Fritch; Reading Hilda's Home: Gender, Print Culture, and the Dissemination of Utopian Thought in Late-Nineteenth-Century America; Joanne E. Passet
Southern Librarianship and the Culture of Resentment: James V. Carmichael, Jr.
Changing the Geography of Reading in a Southern Border State: The Rosenwald Fund and the WPA in Oklahoma: Louise S. Robbins
Collecting Contested Titles: The Experience of Five Small Public Libraries in the Rural Midwest, 1893-1956: Wayne Wiegand

The Library of Congress Becomes a World Library, 1815–2005: John Y. Cole
American Bookwomen in Paris during the 1920s: Mary Niles Maack
The Library as Clinic: A Foucauldian Interpretation of British Public Library Attitudes to Social and Physical Disease, ca. 1850–1950: Alistair Black
European Integration: Are Romanian Libraries Ready?: Hermina G. B. Anghelescu

From Libraries & Culture to the Bibliothèque nationale; Bette W. Oliver; Fides et Historia: Christian Sources for the Professional Contributions of Donald G. Davis, Jr.; John Mark Tucker
Chronology and Bibliography of Donald G. Davis, Jr.